Diablo IV is officially coming to Nintendo Switch 2, Blizzard Entertainment confirmed at BlizzCon 2026.
The announcement also introduced Diablo IV: The Age of Hatred Collection, a package that bundles the new Season of Hell’s Legacy expansion alongside two larger content drops titled Vessel of Hatred and Lord of Hatred.
The reveal arrives as the Diablo franchise marks its 30th anniversary; the original Diablo launched in 1996 and Diablo IV released in 2023.
At BlizzCon 2026, Blizzard presented the next wave of Diablo IV content and confirmed platform support for Nintendo's next-generation hardware under the Switch 2 name.
In clear terms, Blizzard said Diablo IV will be made available on the Nintendo Switch 2 and that the launch of Season of Hell’s Legacy coincides with the broader Age of Hatred Collection rollout.
Season of Hell’s Legacy centers on the return of the three Prime Evils and revisits iconic series locales as part of the 30th anniversary celebration.
The Age of Hatred Collection packages the base Diablo IV game with two named expansions: Vessel of Hatred and Lord of Hatred.
Blizzard has listed the collection at an MSRP of $69.99.
Notably, the so-called physical edition of the collection is being sold as a code-in-box, a detail prospective buyers should consider when choosing between physical retailers and digital storefronts.
Season of Hell’s Legacy launched during the BlizzCon 2026 weekend and is available now alongside the Age of Hatred Collection.
Blizzard’s presentation emphasized legacy content and the franchise’s milestone, framing the new material as both a celebration of Diablo’s history and a continuation of Diablo IV’s post-launch roadmap.
For Nintendo Switch 2 owners, this announcement represents one of the higher-profile third-party ports confirmed at BlizzCon 2026.
Blizzard Entertainment continues to support Diablo IV with expansions and seasonal content following the game's 2023 release; the company’s BlizzCon showcase provided the first official confirmation of Switch 2 support and detailed the content and pricing for buyers.
For purchase details and platform availability, check official Blizzard channels and authorized retailers.
The announcement also introduced Diablo IV: The Age of Hatred Collection, a package that bundles the new Season of Hell’s Legacy expansion alongside two larger content drops titled Vessel of Hatred and Lord of Hatred.
The reveal arrives as the Diablo franchise marks its 30th anniversary; the original Diablo launched in 1996 and Diablo IV released in 2023.
At BlizzCon 2026, Blizzard presented the next wave of Diablo IV content and confirmed platform support for Nintendo's next-generation hardware under the Switch 2 name.
In clear terms, Blizzard said Diablo IV will be made available on the Nintendo Switch 2 and that the launch of Season of Hell’s Legacy coincides with the broader Age of Hatred Collection rollout.
Season of Hell’s Legacy centers on the return of the three Prime Evils and revisits iconic series locales as part of the 30th anniversary celebration.
The Age of Hatred Collection packages the base Diablo IV game with two named expansions: Vessel of Hatred and Lord of Hatred.
Blizzard has listed the collection at an MSRP of $69.99.
Notably, the so-called physical edition of the collection is being sold as a code-in-box, a detail prospective buyers should consider when choosing between physical retailers and digital storefronts.
Season of Hell’s Legacy launched during the BlizzCon 2026 weekend and is available now alongside the Age of Hatred Collection.
Blizzard’s presentation emphasized legacy content and the franchise’s milestone, framing the new material as both a celebration of Diablo’s history and a continuation of Diablo IV’s post-launch roadmap.
For Nintendo Switch 2 owners, this announcement represents one of the higher-profile third-party ports confirmed at BlizzCon 2026.
Blizzard Entertainment continues to support Diablo IV with expansions and seasonal content following the game's 2023 release; the company’s BlizzCon showcase provided the first official confirmation of Switch 2 support and detailed the content and pricing for buyers.
For purchase details and platform availability, check official Blizzard channels and authorized retailers.
